SSL On Hostname?

Started by n1kko, February 20, 2017, 10:30:43 AM

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n1kko

How do you add an SSL on hostname for Centos 7 please?


n1kko

Thanks but for step 3  /usr/local/cwpsrv/conf.d/ and edit cwp-ssl.conf

cwp-ssl.conf is not there!

locvfx

Quote from: n1kko on February 20, 2017, 10:30:43 AM
How do you add an SSL on hostname for Centos 7 please?

Just install Let's encrypt in your browser, you will automatically have SSL access to hostname

VPREATR

I've ran into this same issue that cwp-ssl.conf not existing and any changes made to a file created with that name leads to a CWP startup error.  At first glance it appears that CWP.admin and CWP7.admin require different methods of setup for SSL use on the hostname (server).

I was able to create the virtual host and confirm 443 functionality, it was the attempt to setup port 2031 that lead to CWP failing to restart. 

In fact, I've made a post on this exact topic, in search of answers as well.

Thanks!

martexx

Guide for setting up ssl on centos web panel:


Add a special user to the system, per example systemdomains
add the domainname to the system for that user, per example. hosting.xxx.com if thats your hostname
(if u use the other ways of adding the domain to the system u might run into problems later and be less flexible)

Go to xxx.com/index.php?module=letsencrypt and install Lets Encrypt

If this domain is the only one for this account systemdomains >> Install the new cert for the account systemdomains (as configured before)
if the account has more then one domain (u added via Domains >> add domain menu) then Install the new cert via  Install Letsencrypt for Addon Domain function (as configured before)

Done